Pine Lake Cabin Rentals

 

The Patrol Cabin/Aurora Cottage

Whether you’re looking to start an annual family tradition, plan a romantic weekend getaway, or simply relax with friends, our historic cabins are the perfect space. Overlooking the shores of Pine Lake, the largest recreation area in the park, you have plenty of activities to enjoy: hiking, biking, paddling, swimming and dark sky gazing. These rustic, themed log cabins provide a blissful cottage experience—kick off the season and book your stay today.

 

Fees / All cabin rentals include / Bring your own / What you should know

Cabins are available for advance booking.

They can be reserved from the Friday of Victoria Day long weekend in May until September 30. … as well as on weekends throughout the winter!

Reservation launch: April 13, 2021 --  8:00 AM MST

To reserve a cabin please visit the Parks Canada Reservation Service at reservation.pc.gc.ca. To reserve by telephone, call 1-877-RESERVE (1-877-737-3783)

 

Non-NWT residents should be aware of and consider territorial border restrictions in place due to COVID-19 before booking or planning a trip to the Northwest Territories. For more information on these restrictions please visit https://www.gov.nt.ca/covid-19/en/services/travel-self-isolation/border-information

 

 

Cabin rentals include

  • Beds (occupancy: 4)
  • Two-burner propane hot plate
  • Cupboards and shelves for food storage and personal items
  • Kitchen table and chairs, armchair and loveseat
  • Wood-burning stove and wood
  • Battery-powered lamps
  • Window coverings
  • Screened-in porch with patio furnishings
  • Picnic table
  • Fire pit with grill
  • Firewood
  • Dark sky observation circle access (for use by guests at either cabin)
  • External flush toilets and sinks

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    Equipment provided

  • Dishes, dish pan, dish soap
  • Kitchenware is provided, however is not routinely disinfected by staff. Feel free to bring your own.
  • Utensils
  • Cookware (pots and pans)
  • Broom, dustpan, mop and cleaning supplies
  • Fire extinguisher, smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms
  • Axe

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    Bring your own

  • Bedding (sleeping bags, blankets and pillows)
  • Weather-appropriate clothing, flashlight, rain gear, sunscreen, insect repellent and camera
  • Inside slippers or shoes for comfort and keeping the cabin clean
  • Food and drinks
  • Large jugs of water for drinking, cleaning, etc.
  • Cooler
  • Bath towels
  • Matches or lighter to start a fire
  • First aid kit

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    What you should know

  • All park and campground rules apply
  • Please refrain from smoking in the cabins
  • No plumbing or running water in cabins
  • Drinking water is not provided. Potable water available at the Pine Lake campground
  • No refrigerator fridge in cabin
  • Outhouse Washrooms located near cabins
  • No power except for propane two-burner hot-plate
  • Cabins are equipped with wood stoves as a heat source. Please be aware of user manual instructions found in the cabin
  • Campfires are only allowed in fire pits
  • Cell phone service and Wi-Fi are not available at Pine Lake
  • Payment required at time of reservation
  • Minimum age to rent a cabin is 18 years
  • The Patrol Cabin is pet-friendly and Aurora Cottage is pet-free.
  • The Patrol Cabin and Aurora Cottage are adjacent separated by a small buffer of trees

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    In the Winter

  • The Visitor Centre is not open on weekends during the winter months
  • Flush toilets are not available in the winter, please use the pit privy outhouse

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    Fees

    A minimum two night stay is required for cabin rentals.

    The Patrol Cabin and Aurora Cottage: $100 per night

    The Patrol Cabin - Aurora Cottage